Ninth Master's Soul-Calming Stone

After eight years of working hard at my desk day and night as a programmer, I finally took the position of technical director. However, at the age of thirty, I was shaken back to my original shape by a layoff notice. The mortgage loan was heavy, life was breathless, and three hundred resumes fell into the sea. I was completely trapped in the desperate situation of middle-aged unemployment. In desperation, I picked up a camera and started self-media to record the embarrassment and struggle of changing careers, but no one cared about the frustration of older workers. It wasn't until I started Dota2 live streaming that things turned around. The regret of TI8 is the deep regret of countless middle-aged and old players. I casually reviewed the mistakes made by high-water players. My thinking was clear and my analysis was sharp, and it became popular all over the Internet overnight. An old friend from the past came to look for the grassroots lawyer who was struggling on the front line of criminal defense. His eyes were still burning with undying passion: "Master Ninth, take us... To try again." A group of middle-aged people who have been abandoned by the times, including retired anchors, former technical directors, and low-level lawyers, put aside their respective life difficulties and formed a grassroots team to launch an attack on TI20, the highest hall of Dota2. What we are going against is the world's top new generation of giant teams. In the match point of the TI20 finals, the opponent used the voice roulette to taunt him: "You are such a loser to your teammates, so you won't be angry, brother?" In the soundproof cabin, I said in a deep voice: "Treat each fight as if it were the last one, and then don't be afraid of losing..."